Law firms and attorneys

Referral-driven practices where one page-one result changes who calls, and the ethical lines around responding.

Service page: Reputation management for attorneys

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Law firms and attorneys

A reputation strategy for a law firm

What to own, what to monitor and what to ignore, for a practice where one page-one result changes who calls.

Priya Raghunathan · 27 July 2026

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Law firms and attorneys

When a bar complaint shows up in search

Disciplinary records are public and durable. What you can affect is the copies and the context.

Priya Raghunathan · 8 July 2026

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Law firms and attorneys

How online reviews break a referral practice

The referral still happens. The call does not, and nobody tells you why.

Claire Bettencourt · 17 June 2026

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Law firms and attorneys

How to remove an Avvo review

Legal directory profiles rank strongly for attorney names, which raises the stakes on a single review.

Marcus Ellery · 26 May 2026

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Law firms and attorneys

The ethics of responding to a client review

Several state bars have already disciplined attorneys for this. The safe reply is shorter than you think.

Daniel Osei · 5 May 2026

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Law firms and attorneys

How to remove a negative review of a law firm

Attorneys have the narrowest response options of any profession, and the highest cost per lost enquiry.

Daniel Osei · 15 April 2026